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KAREN, we’re putting the final touches on the 2026 Audubon calendar, and we wanted to make sure you didn’t miss your chance to get it delivered straight to your door! When you become an annual supporter before midnight, you’ll get the calendar as our thanks for your commitment to powering our mission to build a brighter future for birds and our planet. Claim your free 2026 calendar with an annual gift right away →
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In the midst of this code-red climate crisis, with two-thirds of North American species at increasing risk of extinction, there’s no better time to show how much you care for birds. That’s why, guided by science and informed by more than a century of experience, we identify which birds and habitats are most in need of protection and will most benefit from our efforts. These findings then drive effective action across our unrivaled network.

But we can’t do this work without the continued support of bird lovers like you. So what do you say? Make your annual gift before midnight and get the 2026 Audubon calendar as our thanks.

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Photos: Long-eared Owl, Scott Suriano; Peregrine Falcons, William Farnsworth; Wilson's Plovers, Cindy Barbanera-Wedel; Common Terns, Yan Zhang; Anna's Hummingbird, Jasmine Johnson; Pyrrhuloxia, Marti Phillips; Black-and-white Warbler, Brandon Corry; Blue Jay, Adrienne Elliot; Pine Grosbeak, Faysal Chebbi. All Audubon Photography Awards
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Wednesday, February 26, 2025

Get the 2026 Audubon calendar, right to your door!

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Start your annual gift right away to protect birds and receive Audubon’s 2026 calendar as a token of our appreciation.
PROTECT BIRDS YEAR AFTER YEAR
 
KAREN, what better way to make each day count than by enjoying the sight of beautiful birds from across the globe? And what better way to protect them than with an annual gift that will provide the uninterrupted resources our teams can depend on in their work to defend birds year after year?

When you act today, you’ll get Audubon’s 2026 calendar directly to your mailbox as our thanks. Will you claim your calendar by starting an annual gift today?
Protect birds and get the Audubon Calendar year after year
Because more than half of U.S. bird species are in decline—and 3 billion birds have vanished in less than a single human lifetime—they’re counting on caring friends like you to flock together for their protection. With more than a century of conservation expertise under our wing, we know what it takes to protect the birds we love. And with your dependable support, we can.

So please, join us in protecting birds with an annual gift right away while you can still receive our 2026 calendar as our thanks.

Sincerely,

National Audubon Society
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Photos: Long-eared Owl, Scott Suriano; Peregrine Falcons, William Farnsworth; Wilson's Plovers, Cindy Barbanera-Wedel; Common Terns, Yan Zhang; Anna's Hummingbird, Jasmine Johnson; Pyrrhuloxia, Marti Phillips; Black-and-white Warbler, Brandon Corry; Blue Jay, Adrienne Elliot; Pine Grosbeak, Faysal Chebbi. All Audubon Photography Awards
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